Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 17074.1002 - Jan. 11 Insider

slicendice · 19 Jan 2018

cyberrufus said:

Gave it a shot and no go. Same issue with VMware and it's a Microsoft bug likely created by fixing the install issue with virtualization.

Thanks for trying. Seems virtualization is a bit broken at the moment then.

martyfelker · 19 Jan 2018

Screenshot showing update on a Windows 10 build 17063 VM running inside a virtual ESXi 6.5 VM. After the update, I will upload the VM to my HP Proliant Server converted to a physical ESXi server. That will be interesting

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because the HP has an Intel Xeon processor.

Dave44 · 19 Jan 2018

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Tony K · 19 Jan 2018

Thanks for that, @Dave44. :)

Don't they release the ISO when released to slow ring? I see nothing on the IP download site. Not yet anyway.

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Wynona · 19 Jan 2018

AndreTen said:

Those are not patches for Insider builds.... But Of course, I have no idea if any / how many AMD systems were updated to Insider build 17074 before this build came out.

My HP Pavilion 500-056 was updated to 17074, Andre, and I had no problems at all. Alls I can say is that I got lucky. I was also updated to 17074.1002 with no untoward effects.

Fabler2 · 19 Jan 2018

Wasn't the Intel patch introduced quietly for Insiders late last year? Who knows what is going on behind the scenes for hardware security?

Tony K · 19 Jan 2018

Fabler2 said:

Wasn't the Intel patch introduced quietly for Insiders late last year? Who knows what is going on behind the scenes for hardware security?

Not so far as my system. Perhaps this build. I'll run the tests again now that you mentioned it.

Winuser · 19 Jan 2018

geisenhorn said:

Tell it to the guy 2 posts above the post You replied to, who had this problem, and to whom I was replying with the aformentioned post.

In my post I stated that I found that the problem was a setting that was changed and not a problem with Firefox.

Wynona · 19 Jan 2018

Winuser said:

In my post I stated that I found that the problem was a setting that was changed and not a problem with Firefox.

I done went and lost both posts, WinUser, so I'll just sit in my corner and cry. :)

martyfelker · 20 Jan 2018

Wynona said:

My HP Pavilion 500-056 was updated to 17074, Andre, and I had no problems at all. Alls I can say is that I got lucky. I was also updated to 17074.1002 with no untoward effects.

Can I assume your HP Laptop runs on an Intel chip?